Pittsburgh Penguins News and Rumors
Dubas’s Numbers vs. Reality; A Lot Riding on Next Decisions
The Pittsburgh Penguins were behind the times. After the Penguins and owners Fenway Sports Group hired Kyle Dubas as president of hockey operations and later as general manager, Dubas immediately embarked on a modernization of the front office. It’
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Published: 3 months ago
Would Sam Bennett be a Fit for the Penguins?
Anyone who’s read PenguinPoop for any length of time knows there are certain players I’ve always coveted. For example, I’ve long held Blackhawks captain and power forward Nick Foligno in the highest esteem. Warrior, leader, solid prod
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Published: 4 hours ago
Crosby flashes superstar skill, Horvat scores twice as Canada beats France
Sidney Crosby showed off some superstar skill and scored his first goal of the men's world hockey championship as Canada beat France 5-0 Tuesday.
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Published: 8 hours ago
Crosby nets 1st goal as Canada wins 3rd straight
Sidney Crosby scored his first goal of the tournament as Canada dominated France 5-0 for its third straight win at the ice hockey world championship Tuesday.
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Published: 10 hours ago
NHL Rumors: Pittsburgh Penguins – Evgeny Malkin, Erik Karlsson, and a Rebuild?
Evgeny Malkin may retire after next season, and could a rebuild follow? Erik Karlsson could be moved this offseason.
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Published: 10 hours ago
Sidney Crosby shines as Canada blanks France at world championship
STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Sidney Crosby showed off some superstar skill and scored his first goal of the world hockey championship as Canada beat France 5-0 Tuesday. Crosby put Canada up 3-0 on a power play late in the second period as he spun away from
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Published: 11 hours ago
Crosby Nets Goal for Team Canada; Big Win Over France
Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby notched his first goal of the 2025 IIHF World Championship — and it was pure Sidney Crosby — on Tuesday as Team Canada topped France 5-0. Canada moves to 3-0 at the tournament. Crosby had no points in Can
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Published: 11 hours ago
Canada’s Crosby spins past defender before roofing one for power-play goal
Watch as Canada’s Sidney Crosby gets his first of the tournament spinning out of trouble near the boards before roofing one past French net minder Julian Junca.
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Published: 11 hours ago
Pittsburgh Penguins 2025 Draft Target: Brady Martin
After the 2025 NHL Draft Lottery, the Pittsburgh Penguins slid from pick nine to 11. General manager (GM) Kyle Dubas (and his staff) have plenty of work ahead of them,…
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Published: 14 hours ago
Kingerski: What a Perfect Penguins Offseason Would Look Like
Between now and then, between the decompression of another disappointing Pittsburgh Penguins season that forced early travel plans instead of team charters for Round One and the dog days of August, when even general managers take a day off, the Pengu
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Published: 16 hours ago
2024-25 Season in Review: Kevin Hayes
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The veteran forward is signed for one more season with the Pens. Vitals
Player: Kevin Hayes
Born: May 8, 1992 (Age 32 season)
Height: 6’ 5”
Weight: 216 pounds
Hometown
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Published: 19 hours ago
Dan’s Daily: Playoff Domination; Montreal Pushing Crosby Rumors
And here we go again. The Sidney Crosby trade rumors are like Jason Voorhees or Michael Myers because they just won’t die. Montreal is again embroiled in Crosby fervor. The Stanley Cup Playoffs had a couple of dominant performances Monday, leading
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Published: 19 hours ago
On this date in Penguins history: Pittsburgh blows out Washington in Game 7 easy-breather
Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images Marc-Andre Fleury made a huge save early on against Alex Ovechkin and the Penguins took it from there. Sixteen years ago today, the Penguins went into the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.
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Published: 21 hours ago